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How to help the hurricane crisis
Although far away from the hurricanes plaguing Texas, Florida and other southern states, the desire to act and aid reach…
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September Earth Week heightens action
This past week, Hope Advocates for Sustainability, Green Hope and the Greenteam paired with the Holland-Hope Sustainability Institute to sprout…
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Showcase morphs interests to passions
Each spring, hundreds of Hope College students present their research results at Hope’s annual Celebration of Undergraduate Research and Creative…
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How to help the hurricane crisis
Although far away from the hurricanes plaguing Texas, Florida and other southern states, the desire to act and aid reach es everyone at Hope College’s Campus. The question stands as how precisely to help. Luckily, concerned students are taking action and enabling their peers to help in the midst of horror. Economic blows and lack…
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Hope football sets its sights on league rivalries
As the college football season rolls on, we’ve seen Hope College start off strong with a 2-1 record against stiff non- conference opponents. After three games, the squad has a bye week that will give them time to prepare for their MIAA conference schedule. This is a good time to reflect on the first few…
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Emmys awarded to a very diverse group
On Sunday, the 69th Emmy Awards took place in Los Angeles with first-time host, comedian Stephen Colbert, holding the reins. As with numerous past awards shows, the show began with a lengthy monologue that was freckled with jokes about current events and this year’s hottest actors and actresses. The opening was spearheaded with a musical…
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Japanese art exhibited at the Kruizenga
19TH CENTURY ART — Two examples of art from the Meiji period are shown; on top a woodblock print, on the bottom a glazed earthenware titled “Phoenix Vase.” Each semester, the Kruizenga Art Museum is home to a visiting exhibition for students at Hope College and the Holland community to observe and become creatively inspired….
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Men’s golf dazzle the competition at Irish Hills
Beginning the season by placing first in two out of the first three competitions is starting off on the right foot by anyone’s standards. To add to this feat, Hope College’s Men’s golf team has appeared a notch above the rest of the conference earning Player of the Week Awards for each of the first…
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Ways to look ahead now that you’re behind this semester
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Returning to Hope
I will admit that I was not looking forward to returning to campus this semester. The thought of leaving the warm, lazy days of summer behind and beginning another busy chapter of my education was not very inviting. I could stay home, get a full-time retail or nanny job and spend the rest of my…
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September Earth Week heightens action
This past week, Hope Advocates for Sustainability, Green Hope and the Greenteam paired with the Holland-Hope Sustainability Institute to sprout Earth Week full of education, art and fun. For many, Earth Week is reserved for April and Earth Day festivities but on a campus and in a town that calls homage to the great lakes…
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Women’s soccer stuns rival Calvin
Hope College women’s soccer faced off this week at Van Andel Stadium against MIAA rival Calvin College. The preseason MIAA coaches’ poll favored the Dutch this year, but Coach Sears and the team know that longtime powerhouse Calvin would be one of the greatest threats for the Hope squad this year. Hope-Calvin matchups are always…
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Volleyball rebounds to top Aurora, Elmhurst at invitational
The No. 18-ranked Hope College volleyball squad traveled to Elmhurst College in Illinois this past weekend for the Elmhurst Invitational. The Flying Dutch saw some of their most formidable competition of the year, with Elmhurst hosting No. 5-ranked Colorado College and No. 1-ranked Calvin College, among others. The Dutch did not meet rival Calvin at…